Feeling unsafe
JL at the Glinner Update is not impressed by “Jaclyn” Moore and his performative fury at Dave Chapelle.
John “Jaclyn” Moore is a TV executive, a career forged prior to his newly discovered ‘gender identity’. He was a writer and co-showrunner on Netflix series, Dear White People. On Wednesday he announced on social media that he isn’t going to work for the streaming service again, accusing it of “Promoting and profiting from dangerous transphobic content”.
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Variety interviewed Moore about his decision and allowed him to bellyache, at length, about Chappelle’s ‘dangerous rhetoric’. The article was, of course, accompanied by photos of Moore performing the coy head tilt and winsome expression we’ve come to expect when entitled white males opine about being The Most Oppressed.
Head tilt, simper, heavy makeup, huge earrings – he’s such a gurrl.
In his Variety interview, Moore maintains that Chappelle’s ‘rhetoric and language’ make him feel unsafe and claims to be have been physically attacked when using a women’s bathroom.
Moore is 6 feet 5 inches tall (even without his heels). It’s hard to imagine any woman daring to challenge his presence in a ladies’ room when he towers over everyone in there.
Head tilt is one thing, and pretending a 6’5″ man is “unsafe” in women’s bathrooms is another.
Moore went on to claim that Chappelle’s material is the reason why he isn’t seen as a ‘real woman’. He said, “People are laughing at this joke and they’re agreeing that it’s absurd to call me a woman.”
The reason people don’t see John as a ‘real woman’ is because he isn’t one. He’s a man who has watched too much pornography, a fact made patently obvious by the photographs he posts on social media. Like this picture, posted only a few months ago, of his male genitalia barely contained in sheer lilac panties.
There’s that photo and a bunch more, each more sickening than the last. Meanwhile Kathleen Stock isn’t sure she can continue teaching.
H/t Sackbut
Oh, how glad I am that I read that before eating. Those photos at the Glinner Update are enough to put a starving person off their food.
How DARE these men demand that everyone believe them to be ‘really’ women‽
I was curious so did a search on “head tilt,” and after skipping over the neurological conditions came across an article on Body Language. It can indicate mental activity, or being a good listener. It might be a sign of being interested in the other person. It’s also …
“Puppy trick.” Yeah, that sounds about right.
Indeed. It signals “ingratiating.” It’s a little bit submissive, but it’s more beseeching, wheedling, coy, cutesie. Yes puppyish. “Kittenish” is a word used of women and girls, never of men and boys.
I watched the clip. Chapelle didn’t even mention Moore. Do you think he’s trying to use this to get famous? Nah. He just wants to pee.
While I didn’t find the special particularly funny, as I’ve never really been a fan of Chappelle’s standup, I gotta say that it’s deliciously funny that it’s a white wannabewoman throwing a tantrum. That is, after, the point of his bit: LGBTQ+ in general (and everything past the B in particular) is a way for people to selectively acquire and divest themselves of minority status.
Hahahahaha! 6’5″ he doesn’t “feel safe” using the women’s bathroom. A couple of answers: (1) Then use the MEN’S room, silly! (2) No wonder you don’t feel comfortable in the women’s bathroom: you DON’T BELONG in the women’s bathroom, and you know it. No wonder you’ve been attacked (IF you were actually attacked. I don’t necessarily believe you.) Easy solution, though: Leave! Leave women alone. (3) You are f*ing 6’5″ tall. You are intimidating as heck to women, and you cannot pretend not to know that, either.. If you “feel” the women are not accepting of you, can you imagine how women “feel” you are a threat to them? Again, easily solved: don’t go into the women’s bathroom. Leave the women alone, you big, threatening oaf.
And hahahahaha again! Yes, people are laughing at a joke, and they are agreeing that it’s absurd to call you a woman, just as it’s absurd to call any man a woman. Men are not women. That is what the word “woman” signifies: the human beings with the reproductive tract developed to gestate new human beings. Men don’t have that, as you know very well. You have the other kind of reproductive organs, the ones that parade themselves on the outside of the male body, and which you like to show off publicly in quasi-nude photos of yourself wearing sheer lacy underwear.
And hahahahahaha yet again!
“Used against you,” how? Simply stating the truth that men aren’t women? That’s not “against” transgender people. By definition, only men can be “trans women,” and therefore trans women are men. That’s not “against” anyone, it’s simply a fact. It’s not merely “language and rhetoric” as if it’s some kind of verbal legerdemain or linguistic trickery. It’s simple, straightforward, and true. And you know it.
Being thrown against a wall may hurt physically, but in the main it’s not women who harm trans women. You hinted that you were once attacked by women in the women’s bathroom; if that’s what happened, it’s your fault for threatening the women in their sex-segregated safe space. You invaded where you don’t belong, and you did it deliberately. You thought you could get away with it because the T lobby has seeded the ground with falsehoods, because you’re an entitled, narcissistic man, and because you are a giant threatening hulk. For once, the women defended themselves. It was a case of self-defense. As to you feeling apprehensive about getting home safe, show me one iota of evidence that making a true statement that men are not women has any causal connection whatsoever to the nighttime safety of a 6’5″ man who likes to wear women’s clothes. The threat, if any, comes from men, not from women, and I don’t think from Dave Chappelle either. And it doesn’t come from the general recognition that men aren’t women. You’re a man, and you’re 6’5″. You have a far better chance of getting home safely than most women.
I wonder what the woman looks like who can throw this strapping fellow against a wall. She must be absolutely enormous (or absolutely imaginary).
I was talking with my son about this, and he brought up that funny little turn of phrase, “punching down,” or “punching up.” Almost anybody punching a 6’5 dude – including Dave Chappelle – would be, in a literal sense, punching up. A woman large enough to punch down at Moore? That alone would be sufficient description for the police to locate her, and pull her from basketball practice for questioning.
It’s clear this Moore fellow has some intense sexual obsessions and fetishes. Look at his tattoos for a hint, or don’t because ew. It occurred to me that Moore’s claim of being beaten up by (incredibly large) women might be not so much a factual story as a statement of another sex fetish.
We’ve already seen that Mr. Tilts and Simpers makes a fetish of what he imagines are typical female facial expressions. He makes a fetish out of women’s undergarments, advertising his use of them as masturbatory aids on his own shoulder. Maybe the fantasy of being beaten up by women, while wearing women’s clothing, is another paraphilia of his, part and parcel of his autogynephilia.
Surely puts the lie to the idea that many of the men who seek to be seen as women are in any way suffering from a gender dysphoria. While I don’t scoff that there are those who do, the movement of transgender males seems to me to be clearly dominated by an AGP personality who pretend to be submissive while clearly being dominant. “topping from the bottom” in the fetish parlance. They aren’t looking or any sort of healing at all, but a gratification.
Why is it so hard to see this for most of the world, or as they say on Reddit “Am I the Asshole?”
No. I’m not. The vast majority of people still see gender as the proper place for men and women to be assigned roles, and the idea that men who have womanly leanings must in fact be women is homed in the edifice of patriarchy that is so comforting that it can’t be looked at too closely.
Peaking is an exercise in frustration at best.
From the Variety interview: “I’ve had beer bottles thrown at me.”
What? Where does that even happen at all to a wealthy person going to presumably normal places to eat, drink, and hang out? The implication that there are people out there who see a trans person and start throwing bottles at them is completely ridiculous.
Papito, sweet summer child, clearly you are not steeped in TRA argument experience yet! Here’s how the response to this runs (though the wording they use is less open about the trickery):
“There exists in the world at least one woman with physicality and training enough that she could beat this trans woman in a fight, therefore women in general have no rational reason to fear even the biggest trans woman.”
or even
“The fact that this trans woman i.e. woman is 6’5″ proves that women can be as large as men, therefore women have nothing to fear from trans women even if trans women were male.”
I wish this was a joke.
He should smile more.
“Attacked”, once shorn of transperbolic threat inflation, might have been justifiably alarmed side-eye on the part of a woman encountering this head-tilting giant lumbering into the women’s toilet.